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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Antoine de Gaudemar, Serge July, Marie Genin, Daniel Ablin
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Studio:Folamour Productions, TCM
Cast
Daniel Ablin
Director
Aurore Clément
Self (actrice)
Yolande Blaise
Self (mère de Pierre Blaise)
Alexandra Stewart
Self (actrice et ex-compagne de Louis Malle)
Patrick Modiano
Self (scénariste de Lacombe Lucien)
Pierre Laborie
Self (historien)
Vincent Malle
Self (producteur et frère de Louis Malle)
Jean-Paul Rappeneau
Self (cinéaste)
Robert O. Paxton
Self (historien)
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